#threadstorm 1/ #crypto miners are transitioning. Once thought as useless, outcasts, and energy hogs, they are now utilizing the advancements they made to step into a much needed area.

5/ It is also going to allow individuals to get involved through fractional ownership.

4/ It already tokenized $100 million in properties. This is just the start. Over the next half decade, the industry will jump into the trillions.

3/ Here is where tokenization is a game changer. We are seeing companies like Blocksquare already involved.

2/ This is an industry that is an estimated $300 trillion. It is this way with much of the global population excluded.

#threastorm 1/ The tokenization of real world assets is just getting underway. One of the biggest areas is going to be real estate.

5/ It will also extend to other products.

4/ For the moment we are dealing with only funds offered to institutions. This will change over time.

3/ It is also something that is going to become commonplace going forward. Financial institutions are going to jump on board, adding this to the products they offer.

2/ The tokenization of real world assets is going to be huge. This is going to make the market cap of crypto explode.

#threadstorm 1/ We saw the impact of #bitcoin ETFs and the funds that moved into that. We are now sitting at roughly $50 billion. #Ethereum ETFs are just around the corner.

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5/ This is why we will see convergence, which is the most powerful force there is.

4/ Here is where #blockchain enters. It is capable of providing the data to AI agents which can be verified. As these get more robust, the need only increases.

3/ One of the keys is trust and that comes from verification of data. That means ledgers have to interact with the agents in ways that can be trusted. This does not work in a widespread client-server system.

2/ When we look at the concept of AI agents, or more specifically ai assistants, we can see how this changes things.

#threadstorm 1/ AI and blockchain are not competing technologies. Actually, they compliment each other.